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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1965
Page
3
In this 1945 syndicated column Jeanne Landers answers readers on work age bias and family etiquette. Topics include age discrimination in hiring and a teen party incident with a harsh father reaction, ending with guidance on wedding traditions and a note to mail questions to The Chanute Tribune.
A quick guide to cooking lunch outdoors with long skewers alternating scallops and small mushrooms. Brush the skewers with butter and broil over charcoal, taking care not to overcook the scallops to avoid toughness.
Thursday July 2 features Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Carl Wort man at 1 30 p m. Friday July 3 lists W W Diet Club at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m an extra class at First Methodist Church and a Bridge at the Country Club at 1 30 p m.
The BPW Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening in the north shelter at Santa Fe Park for a picnic dinner. Mrs. Clara Mc Candless gave the blessing and Vendla Kjellander presented the lesson These Also Are Ours. Sixteen members and two guests attended, Sherill Rush and Mrs. Clark Dickinson. The next meeting will be a picnic dinner on August 24 in Santa Fe Park.
Jolly Jayhawkers Judy Ann Smith wore a light pink bonded wool suit to win a blue ribbon at the Erie style review. Her sister Joan, four, modeled a plaid gingham dress also winning a blue ribbon. Joyce Ann Herrin won for a bathroom kitchen and sun porch painting project and served refreshments during the tour.
With excise taxes removed and vacation season underway, luggage items attract buyers. Air travel pushes lighter, stronger cases using fiberglass, foam rubber, and vinyl. locks, stainless steel closures, foam padded handles, and dust free tongue in groove construction enhance durability.
Neosho county livestock judging team finished fifth in an area contest at Independence. Robbe Smith was fifth high individual, with six of seven classes correct. Other members included Bob Schoenhofer Ronnie Heilman and Ann Neely. Fred DeLano will take the team to a two day judging event at Council Grove with Martha Frederick.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Mere dith and son Richard of Raton New Mexico visit relatives Mr and Mrs Frank Binkley and Mr and Mrs W B Meredith on Evergreen street. Forrest Lee Junod son of Mr and Mrs Louis Junod of Ashby Street has begun a one year internship at Philadelphia General Hospital after graduating from Kansas University Medical School in Kansas City Kansas.
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce will consider forming a political action organization. Directors asked staff to draft a plan of organization with a constitution and bylaws. The unit would be separate from the chamber. Abilene set for the Nov 15 16 board meeting. Wichita to host the 1968 state convention.
A chef shares a rich mash method using sour cream instead of milk for creaminess and crumbled blue cheese for a tangy finish. This approach yields a velvety texture and bold flavor, ideal as a luxurious side.
The widow of Dr. Frank L. Flack of Tulsa donated 10,000 to the University of Kansas medical school to establish the Dr. Frank L. and Jessie G. Flack scholarship. Dr. Flack, a 1912 KU medical graduate, practiced in Coffeyville before serving as a surgeon for Sinclair Oil in Tulsa.
The House approved a bill to grant up to 33 million dollars over three years to states for immunizing young children against polio diphtheria whooping cough tetanus and measles. Most shots would target preschool children and the measure awaits President Johnson's signature.
Jimmy Lee Hutchison 111 central was honored on his sixth birthday with a party given by his mother Mrs Jim Hutchison Tuesday afternoon in Highland Park. Birthday cake ice cream kool aid were served with balloons and suckers as favors. Guests included Sandy Walker Susan Ramsey Linda McHenry Teresa McCoy Rhonda Brooks Joyce Toomey Suzi Fulps Clay Berthot Andy Finley Kent Crownover Tracy Waller Danny Clifford Steve Carl Bruce La Rue and Bradley La Rue. Assisting Mrs Hutchison were Mrs Orval Ebert and Mrs Fred McHenry. Helping Jimmy celebrate Tuesday night were his parents and brother Douglas Alan Mrs Mabel Hutchison Mr and Mrs H L Robertson and Sandy and Mr and Mrs Bill McGuffey.
Paris AP Jules Crahay presents Lanvin silhouettes with slim lines and no bulk. Close bodices, center-front seams, and throat to breastbone hooks define the coats. Fur collars surround high necklines while hats sit high and hems fall to the knee or mid-thigh. He also crafts redingotes with cutside panels and deep hems.
The Sunday School of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church held a picnic in Highland Park on a Tuesday night with the softball team and families as guests. Dr. J. R. Hale gave the invocation. 115 people attended and games followed supper. Arrangements were led by Keith Dillon, Floyd Pucket, Gene Webber, Glenn Shockey, Gene Graves, Dean Strack, Bob Wiles, and Fred Reno.
The Rev and Mrs LaMoine Waldron and family were honored at a farewell dinner hosted by the First Christian Church. About 120 people attended as Wendell McMurray spoke of the family’s five years in Chanute. Musical numbers included a piano solo by Doug Lopeman and flute selections by Kathy McDonald.
Mrs Richard Cloke and Mrs Burl Schaberg Sr chaired the weekly Ladies Day Golf at the Country Club on Tuesday. Winners of special events included Mmes Charles Broadwell Cloke Forney Houker Earl Ostrander Glen Shook Rex Truitt Charles Vestle C H Vinckier and Miss Connie Schleicher.
Local page notes community notices and brief items from Chanute Kansas including civic updates and upcoming events with concise details for readers. изменений
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